11:11 AM I 4.8K8/s Oall all83xc) Calculate the magnitude of the Efield at a distance of r = 3.9 · a andr = 0.5 · a if it is a conductingcylinder. the surface charge density ofthe cylinder is nowo = 2.7 x 10-7C/m²Electric Field at r = 3.9 · aGive your answer up to at least three significancedigits.N/CElectric Field at r = 0.5 · aGive your answer up to at least three significancedigits.N/Cd) Briefly explain your answer inquestion (c). 11:11 AM (4.1KB/s Oall al83xSuppose you have a very long positivelycharged, non conducting cylinder withradius a = 10 cm creates an E fieldequal to 300 N/C at a distancer = 5. a cm.a) Calculate the E field at a distancer = 2.9 · aElectric FieldGive your answer up to at least three significancedigits.N/Cb) Calculate the E field at a distancer = 0.5 · aElectric FieldGive your answer up to at least three significancedigits.N/C

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c) Calculate the magnitude of the E field at a distance of r = 3.9 . a and r = 0.5 · a if it is a conducting cylinder. the surface charge density of the cylinder is now o = 2.7 x 10-7 C/m2 Electric Field at r = 3.9 · a

c) Calculate the magnitude of the E field at a distance of r = 3.9 . a and r = 0.5 · a if it is a conducting cylinder. the surface charge density of the cylinder is now o = 2.7 x 10-7 C/m2 Electric Field at r = 3.9 · a

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11:11 AM I 4.8K8/s O
all all
83x
c) Calculate the magnitude of the E
field at a distance of r = 3.9 · a and
r = 0.5 · a if it is a conducting
cylinder. the surface charge density of
the cylinder is now
o = 2.7 x 10-7C/m²
Electric Field at r = 3.9 · a
Give your answer up to at least three significance
digits.
N/C
Electric Field at r = 0.5 · a
Give your answer up to at least three significance
digits.
N/C
d) Briefly explain your answer in
question (c).

11:11 AM (4.1KB/s O
all al
83x
Suppose you have a very long positively
charged, non conducting cylinder with
radius a = 10 cm creates an E field
equal to 300 N/C at a distance
r = 5. a cm.
a) Calculate the E field at a distance
r = 2.9 · a
Electric Field
Give your answer up to at least three significance
digits.
N/C
b) Calculate the E field at a distance
r = 0.5 · a
Electric Field
Give your answer up to at least three significance
digits.
N/C

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